Sentence examples for increasingly out of control from inspiring English sources

It described Indonesia as a nation increasingly out of control, where random killings and lawlessness are becoming the norms.

But it also comes from the resentment and fear of parents who feel increasingly out of control as they compete for what is deemed the best.

All of these patient-safety rollbacks are a direct result of a market-driven health care system that spins increasingly out of control.

We are already seeing a civil war in Iraq — it's being tamped down for the moment by U.S. troops, but I predict it will grow increasingly out of control.

He lost control of his narrative and became a punchline, making himself fair game for our jokes and criticism, and then a cheap shot after his bad behaviour got increasingly out of control.

Instead, the country, of more than six million people, seems to have been fatally destabilized by the war to remove its dictator, and it is increasingly out of control.

Their increasingly out-of-control power struggle spilled out of the halls of government and the courtroom this week and onto the streets.

In other words, something quite different than the schoolyard shoving contest we've witnessed over the last few weeks between Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, and their increasingly out-of-control "surrogates".

Here they have the better part of an act to themselves — sneering, taunting and threatening an increasingly out-of-control Chance and, in the case of Boss Finley, making racist religious proclamations from the podium.

Instead Mr. Corbijn opts for biography, presenting Mr. Curtis's increasingly out-of-control life — his disintegrating marriage and a guilt-racked affair, the conflicting pressures of impending fame and a rapidly deteriorating epileptic condition — as the truth behind Joy Division's songs.

While his colleagues view Sanfur as an increasingly out-of-control "asset," Razi feels protective toward him.